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Not troublemakers. >> more than 6,000 caravan migrants arrived in tijuana. shelter looking like a refugee camp as many realized they cannot easily cross the border and any asylum interview is at least five weeks away. >> i tell them it's better for you to get a job and start working right and then get out of your head trying to cross the border shut down port of entry. large number of migrants plan to cros rush the border in an attempt to gain illegal access to the u.s. increasing wait times. president trump is sending a message to mexico city to stop these caravans on their southern borders o...

Matter. what's the one thing that could be done right now to help stem this tide of? >> there is actually two things. first of all, it reads the asylum ball. as the attorney said, 88% of them passed the asylum interview because they are coached on what to say. but when they get to court, then they lose a case. the second thing we do, they have a right to claim asylum and there's only one way you can garrett a guarantee due process. keep them in the residential center until they see the judge. back in 2014, we kept them there to see the judge and guess what? 80%, >> congressman scalise, we don'...

Immigration attorney. and he tells me he is the nominee and you are mayoral pos englewood. let's get right to what you think can be done to get families reunited. what demands can attorneys make to make this happen quickly? >> well, thank you for having me. this is a very untoward times. they are actually serving the charging documents, the notice to appear, on children as young as three and five years old. can you imagine the trauma that these children have gone through? they haven't had a chance to say good-bye to their parents and now they are going incredible fear interviews to see whether...

Posted, so i want you to give us a chance to walk through what you've learned. >> i would be happy to, kacie. these are notes from a town hall of federal officers on february 2018. that was the early days of the trump administration, but they were not discussing how can we crack down on illegal border crossings, they wanted to specifically crack down on families claiming asylum. they came up with a number of policies and some of those are already enacted. one of those, of course, is separating women and children. they also wanted to hold people indefinitely. they found out they couldn't logist...

Asylum. the laws have to change. >> so one of the laws he wants to change, central americans would have to claim asylum in mexico before they go to the u.s. if they fail to do that, the u.s. would not be obligated to give them a hearing, take them into the immigration system. at this point in time, groups of 10 or 20 will leave here, go to the video that we showed you, go down that pedestrian walkway just outside the turnstile. within spitting distance of the united states. the u.s. will say, okay, we have capacity. we can do your medical interview, your asylum interview and you can come int...